Electric cars, scooters and trucks are expected to take centre stage at India’s biennial car show which kicks off on Wednesday on the outskirts of New Delhi after a year-long postponement because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Despite broad concerns about the economy and fears of an impending recession, the ultra-wealthy seem to be doing just fine. Rolls-Royce, Bentley and Lamborghini, car brands that cater to billionaires, had record sales again last year.

Federal regulators are considering banning gas stoves as evidence mounts of their potential risks to human health.

Minister for Sugar and Multi-Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Singh says the ministry will privatize the Fiji Sugar Corporation.

Online retail giant Amazon has said it plans to shut three warehouses in the UK, putting 1,200 jobs at risk.

The global economy is “perilously close to falling into recession”, according to the latest forecast from the World Bank.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made his first public appearance of the year on Tuesday, stressing the importance of central bank independence and his commitment to bringing down inflation.

While tourism has been the primary driver of the economic recovery, other sectors have performed admirably as well.

Disney’s boss has called on employees who are currently working from home to start going into the office for four days a week from the start of March.

Business owners in Ba Town are hoping that there would be plans to have the Ba River dredged to safeguard the township and the neighbouring communities from flooding.

Outsource Fiji will be hosting a Fiji Outsourcing Symposium and Exhibition in Auckland, New Zealand, to tap into the New Zealand market.

Ana Malumuvatu turned a $1000 FNPF investment in 2020 into a thriving kava bar business in Nadi today.